Tony Award nominee Hunter Foster, Arielle Jacobs and Alexandra Silber will take part in Inner Voices, a collection of three solo musicals that will be presented beginning Nov. 10 at the 30th Street Theatre.

Paulette Haupt, who also serves as artistic director of the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center's Musical Theatre Conference, is the artistic director of Premieres, which presentes the three new musicals. The engagement will officially open Nov. 18 for a run through Dec. 2.

Tony Award nominee Hunter Foster, Arielle Jacobs and Alexandra Silber will take part in Inner Voices, a collection of three solo musicals that will be presented beginning Nov. 10 at the 30th Street Theatre. Read the Playbill.com story.

Arlington Book and lyrics by Victor Lodato; music by Polly Pen Directed by Jack Cummings III Starring Alexandra Silber (Master Class, Hello Again) Music direction by Kenneth Gartman "Alone at home, sweet Sara Jane waits for her soldier husband to return from war—where he may have committed a stunning atrocity. After a few too many bourbons, she begins to pose some dangerous questions, as well as reveal some nasty secrets. Arlington tracks one woman’s examination of her conflicted psyche and the slow dawning of a new political consciousness."

Borrowed Dust Book and lyrics by Martin Moran; music by Joseph Thalken Directed by Jonathan Butterell Starring Hunter Foster (Urinetown, Million Dollar Quartet) Music direction by Paul Masse "In Borrowed Dust, George Richardson has just returned from a trip to his childhood home to claim and bury the body of his younger brother. As he recalls the experience and grapples with the sudden loss, the emotional landmines, the blood ties, and the secrets revealed, we bear witness to his story and his effort to find sense and acceptance." Farhad or The Secret of Being Book and lyrics by Nilo Cruz; music by Jim Bauer Directed by Saheem Ali Starring Arielle Jacobs (In the Heights) Music Direction by Matt Hinkley "In Farhad or The Secret of Being, an Afghan girl who was raised as a boy reaches puberty and faces the abrupt changes of womanhood when she is plunged into an arranged marriage. She struggles to adapt to the difficult world women confront in this part of the world as she tries to find ways to surpass limitations and the bondage of her reality."

For tickets, ranging $25-$30, visit smarttix.com or phone (212) 868-4444. The 30th Street Theater is located at 259 West 30th Street.